Ropotamo Reserve has an area of 1,000 ha and stretches around the two banks of the Ropotamo River. The park is inhabited by rare birds, wild boars, deer, deer and others. The Ropotamo Reserve includes several smaller reserves: the Water Lilies Reserve, the Snake Island Reserve, the Arkutino Reserve and the Sea Wormwood Reserve. Several species of cacti are protected in the Snake Island Reserve. There are plenty of birds and snakes. The snake island with an area of 10 decares, famous for the cacti in which many birds nest. Snake Island is a small island, also called St. Thomas, to which the chapel located on it was dedicated. According to legend, pirate treasures were buried here. The island is mostly searched and dug up, but it looks like there is nothing left but snakes.
Visiting the Ropotamo Reserve, you will be able to touch the pure and untouched nature, to enjoy its splendor. The flora and fauna include rare and endangered species, making it a natural complex of international importance.
